Orthotic Implications in the Military
MASS4D® As A Rehabilitative Tool of the Lower Limbs in Haemophilia
Severe haemophilia involves spontaneous bleeding within the musculoskeletal system and mucosal or cerebral hemorrhages at an early age. Hemophilic arthropathy is a long-term, debilitating consequence of repeated haemarthrosis in patients suffering from haemophilia.
MASS4D® Insoles for Rearfoot Control
Pathomechanical changes to rearfoot kinematics, resulting from structural or functional deformities of the foot, can cause considerable alterations in ambulation due to irregularities in biomechanical coordination.
MASS4D® as an Assistive Device for Parkinson’s Disease
Parkinson’s disease refers to a complex neurodegenerative disease which is characterised by progressive gait impairments and postural disparities that significantly affect an individual’s quality of life.
MASS4D® Orthotics for Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis
Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis (JIA) refers to a heterogenous group of inflammatory arthritis occurring in children which leads to increased production of synovial fluid and effusion into affected joints. This causes decreased muscle strength and compromises bone health.
Treatment of Low Back Pain with Orthotics
One of the most common debilitating complaints, low back pain can result in significant limitations in movement, work absence and increase in health care costs.
Orthotic Care for Osteoporosis
Managing Stress Fractures with Orthotics
3D Casting in Orthotic Manufacturing
Orthotic Management of Cerebral Palsy
Cerebral palsy refers to a group of permanent disorders occurring in the early stages of development which affect, in part, movement and posture.
Orthotic Therapy for the Pes Cavus Foot
A cavus foot deformity refers to an abnormally elevated medial arch which is marked by a varus hindfoot, high calcaneal pitch, high-pitched midfoot and a plantar flexed-adducted forefoot.
Orthotic Care For Children With Down Syndrome
Neurodevelopmental disabilities in children with Down syndrome include ligamentous laxity, muscle hypotonia, lack of postural stability and joint hypermobility; all of which create secondary functional problems in the lower extremity that lead to deviations in gait.
Managing An Arthritic Ankle with Orthotics
A Good Orthotic Fit For Successful Treatment Outcomes
The efficacy of an orthotic device in management and treatment strategies of lower extremity pathologies depends on its ability to improve the overall functionality of the foot without compromising on comfort and fit.
Optimal Rigidity and Flexibility of MASS4D®
Postoperative Care with Orthotics
The Role of Orthotics in Treating Chondromalacia Patellae
Chondromalacia Patellae refers to a condition that involves the softening and fissuring of the hyaline cartilage that underlies the patella.
Calibration of the Shell
Visual Postural Change Should Not Be Ignored
